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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-25
THE STATE or TRADE.

BALTIMORE. Feb 24;1cotton steady. Mddlinr s.sohe
HHs sGy and Fs
h H sasS DO vd E g g. % s
lover W 70 a %e.sssp
southern Rcd 80 as3c do Amber OIL eo3c No Western
for March so,. Sscc:, DO for Nav eoSseo Corn
d dull Yellow %e.er SSo' Ssa
f.:r sad southern man' @ ts ss
sIsssS do Miset sassgS; psn , stSsso
Wss,esn Pran.on nls 1' Mes. 'I PORK
s 81 @Ss; Clear clear s2 S:
Sides q,
KsnneG osc. coaee-Rio csrgoes ordinary to fair
as@, 100 Wn.ioy steady sSd at Isl 81 95ssY
-Four !: o. cram ~'' @ % 1854 SSis wheat
10000 bnah, Corn lloso bush; oats 5000 Uush. RYE
"a 800 bnsn
% rS g seSSs s.
prime s'eoes5 Is corn aaie. s.ea@e. Yellow 81 &C.
ost. weak. No. j White Siatiso No 2 White sspS
ss"' ''ss '9af
YORK. Vermont i4c steady Eastern
Fn ~ sS %ssera % igo s w ss.
ost. 10000 Sa.s short. 81 900 bush. '''''''
At c over sH Nav vim % 80 80 Hard n q. G So. %
slightly weak So ar SOrnsr1 paci Nc offered At 30
D': So ""f' %"o AM ScS@sa @
yS Offerings sG ,od demand ys sx S No.
42rat2sc. No ~ sat2 &c oats in good demand
%&e' Si' 'A Se FNs M.eS wni DUET
aspo no Ultra SOC - Rye nominal RscolDts"wneai
10000 bush Corn 1000 bush oats 500 bush Barley
bush ost. 1000 bush
CHICAGO. Feb. 2i-Flour quiet and unchanged Winter
igan Winter 81 75ss Choice Fancy Minnesota rat
cuts - 2op - 30 Minnesota Bakers IN sacks IS loS
81 IS per 100 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-25
rURopEAyPgopUCE MARKETS

LIVERPOOL. Feb 2i-Provsons Bacon. Cumberland Cnt.
SIC Long Clear Middes. 37s 3D.; short Gear Mddes
SIS 6d Short RDs 36s Cd shoulders 2Ss Od cw Beef
66s0d for Extra India Mess Prime Mess 6ss I'd. PORK
Prime Mess. 62a Cd. per Dbl; Prime Mess Eastern
66s0; Western els Oh mer1can, 35s Prime West
ern 36s 3D.; Lard OIL 32a Cd. Hams-Long Cut ass.
Shoulders Id Buter95s Cd cwt for finest Cnted
States Cheese American Choice 64s 0d Wheat-Red
Western Spring. 7s Ad ola Cd; Red Winter "a %. q
Spring 70 d New Mixed Western, IS 4d; California N
], Is I'd Is obi do. No 6s Sd a. Sd per Genital. Pro-
duce-spnts OF Turpenne 29s 3d do. at London 2Ss ID
cwL; Refined Petroleum. I'd per gallon. Glover seed
American Red. 49s per cwt Tallow-2.5 Cd per cwt
Fine American 24s Cd; Prime City, 23a Cd per cwt
RosnCommon, IS Ga, Pale Is Cd. 0Os Cd Linseed Oh,
z0s Cd per cwt Proyisons-American Refrigerated Beef
dOn-NewYork State 90 l5s Cd a3 Os. Cd Cottonseed
receipts for the past three days
10000 ceniaA $1,000
The receipts OF past days 10000
eentas Including lZj. 900 American - -.
LONDON Feb. "a -PrOduce-Lnseed OIL 320 0a6d. q xZ0
o. 3D. per Calcutta Lnseed 40s Cd quarters Lam
seed Cake, rs l0A Cd per ton: Refined Petroleum ofh
@5s4d. per gallon; Spirits OF Iurpcntine IT'S lOd per
ewt; Pale. Gs 0d oils Od PROFESSIONALISM. 32s Cd per
ewt for American sagar-l2s Cd per cwt fer Cuoa Cen,
fair refining anoat Australian Talow-Beef 24s gu d26s
I'd; Mutton 27s. Cd 30s. I'd Cocosnut oi-Ceyon 328
Bal Cochin 1877 Refrigerated Beef S. 3D. for
hind quarters and rs ID for fore quarters SID by tho
ANTWERP. Feb 24.-Petroeul-Fine Pale American 10
francs 80 centmes paid and Is francs ga cenmes secrA
Wcoxs Lard closed at 10 rancs25 centnes 100 koa
BREMEN. feb 24-Petroleum. marks 10 pfenninas
WDcoxsard cosedat 35 marks so pfcnnings lilo %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-25
CLOSING PRICES OF OALTFOqy IA STOCKS
SAN FRASCfsCO Feb "a, 1897
THURSDAY, Feb. PAP. ".

And comes the Pennsylvania Railroad with en-
phatic testimony OF the improved condition OF general
trade Probably railroad In the country fully re-
fleets all branches OF traffic does the Pennsylvania s
report OF its business for January gives net earnings
its main ne-New-York TO Pittsburg and branches
S262 greater than in January 1856 aud profits from
its leased Pttsburg OF S222 36l the
rental charges against deficit Of Sl336s7 In January,
1856 The Whole results In net profit Ia the Pennsyl
Railroad for last month OF sl.4367l2, against a
profit of Ss17s54 in January. 1ss6. increase OF
70 per cent
To-day has renewed 81 the depressing In
fuences which for so long time have hung
over the Stock Exchange markets The settlement
between the Texas and Pacific income bondhoders and
the Reconstruction Committee the details Of which
given in paragraph concerning the way bonds
another important step toward the restoration OF general
confidence Its effect to-day only reflected In the
securities of that particular company. They were all
higher simply because certainty and accommodation had
displaced doubt aud possible litigation In connection
with this settlement and that OF last week in the Missouri
Kansas and Texas matters, and In view
OF recent reports that certain large
operators intending TO artificial stngeucy
in money. there is some significance in the remark
which large operator il credited with Ia ting made last
evening. II THAT the principal reason why the
stock speculation had dragged for such length Of time
was the difficulty which willing leaders Of the spccula-
ton had met In accommodating respectable nes OF
or not, there Is unusual amount OF solid fact
In the statement
To days stock market strong from the opening 10
the end little rrcgularty observable IN the early
prices, and disposition to sell for n reaction both for
tho long and the short account. twas clearly marked
Commission brokers better than usually supplied
with purchasing orders; that all offerings
quickly absorbed and the hardening OF values
set In before the first half hour OF
business had passed Later In the day sharp drive at
Central OF NewJerscy. which rapidly marked Its price
down from 70i2 to Gsk, had temporary effect the
general market. II called a halt and prices generally
went of per cent. Central Of Now Jersey, however
recovered rapidly had declined. and closed a 70
The dealings unusually well distributed, but ST.
Paul. Northwestern Lake Shore Reading. Richmond and
West Point Texas and Pacific, Union Pacific Louisville
and Nashville Delaware, Lackawanna and Western and
Union the conspicuous stocks. The market
generally did close at the best figures OF the day, but
IL closed strong at close 10 the highest prices
Government bonds quiet aud steady with the bids
for l2s of d. Annexed are the closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-25
LARGE OUTPUT or COAL.
A YEARS WORK OF THE LEHIGH AND WILKES


A YEARS WORK THE LEHIGH AND WILKES
BARRE COMP.NY's MINES.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb 2f.-The annual meeting OF tho
YNhieh and wkesbarrc Coal Company held here this
afternoon The yearly report stated that the production
from the mines OF the company in Wyoming and Lehigh
Divisions In 1886 2435552 TONS increase over
that of 1885 Of 223529 tons. being the largest
output by company in since its organic
alton On the other hand there has been general de-
cline In prices obtained for coal for several years. and the
average realized by this company o. b. at Port johnson
for 1856 was lower than for any since 1873.
The bonded Indebtedness OF the company has been re
duced during the by payments from the sinking
funds $l49,4s7. ~
sThe financial statement showed that the largest items
of revenue were Receipts from sale Of coal $137276
and receipts from coal leases. $l37367 The balance
charged profit and loss at the close OF the year was
sl2.s4l. and the surplus was $725470 II was resolved
bonds to the amount OF $2,5OOOOo Tor the
purpose of retiring OF the present Indebtedness OF
the COMPANY The election for officers resulted: for
president William H. Tillinghast directors T. s. Little
John Kcan. s. Williamson, q. T. Mckenzie. W. L. skd
more and j. r Maxwell.
The Lchgh and schuylkl Coal Exchanges have agreea
10 make change In the line and the city anu h"rpoi
prices OF coal during March
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-25

City Heavy Light 707kcs Piga 7%s. -..LARD-T1G
speculative dealings reached motsfsts a9gTs9sts 0eaS
With Nav and June deliveries still 10 most hyee Pee ~
clined 80 10 points daring the early h0urA from which the
changes aid amount 10 Duch closing with sRht rec0vs
Sales 1.0OO tcs Western steam spOe private teSua
quoted at 90 City steam less active and eAser 6alea 10
ties. 7c refined quoted 1850 Continent 65c South Amss
can. february closing 17c' 0O tee March.
CLOSING LIES 5000 Ic. April 792e closing 724ei
7.3407Sac. closing 7.37c.......BUTTER. CHEESE eu1
EGGsButter- really fine grades sustained 70 fun
late prices fair d,mand otherwise there II much life
to the market Eigin Creamery 2802ao; PennsvivAnie
Creamery 28020c.; Western Creamery 1920; Rtat6
Dairy half nrkn tubs 10 62, Welsh this l8a2e; Rtats
DAIRY and frkins lS02lc Western Imitation Creamery
i102c Western Dairy. 130lsc.; Western FACTORY, 40
lyc: Rolls 1ec Chcese-The movement sea In mod
ssats way and prizes are well su,!nd state Factory LIZ
4iSIc; Light Skins III 9l2c: Eggs-Are doi.a bettsf
Southern. 1sc. ~
sUoARwhie prices for goods were NOT changed ne
tone was weak The quotations ga alao Tor Massoa
l0l6c for Fair Refining and for ago tsst Continual
Sales $500 bags Rio Grande 4d LIPS bags MoIxssss e
318c aud $500 bags Centrifugal 132 Ice Refined
quiet anil unchanged. Cut L1af 5.i616Sc, Crushed
5l6d6asr., Cubcs $780, Powdered 57s00tc. Granu-
Iatef 11.l6c.. Monld 15l6c Confectionery el6
I5se Coffee STANDARD s.c coass %
low 1 k0++c.
sTEARINE-Quiet and without change Of moment City
quoted 7'a07ac Ole0margarne quoted 6t0GAc.
TALL0W-Quet and rather weak. Primo City quoted -
Acc. Sales. $4,000 10, 4tc.
wOO-The market in very duh and rns
While reductions DO reported In values the feeling
unquesuonably an easier one
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-25
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE.
SAVANNAH. Feb 24.-Tutpentine firm at 36c.
WILMINGTON. Feb. 24-Turpentine quiet At 35s1c.
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

and the accounts United states -Four Per Gent Bons
and Great Western First Mortgage Trustees Certificates
a do Second Mortgage IL Canadian Pacihc 6asa;
Mexican Ordinary t6'. ST. Paul Common 93 Newfork
Central, 1884, Pennsylvania 574 Reading IL
adyices quote Three Per Cent kentes At 70 francs
40 centInes for the account
Rm.-Consos 100 is 6for both money and the
Atlantic and Great Western First Mortgage Trustees Cor
ucates ga Mexican Ordinary. 56 ST. Paul Common "a
sTY TX Central ll6; Pennsylvania tSt Reading l9's
The bullion zone into the Bank Of England
esiance to-day Ia $1,000
The bullion in the Rank NJ ENGLAND mas increaaed
fSi5.0OO during the past week.
Tho proportion tho flank Of England reserve tho la
= DcnI ~ ~>~~ ~ W.T. = wv" ''''" fe'
'>entime for checks. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-25
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEEFor Brazil styles tho market was little better
fair Rio spot Invoices Mild growhs were dull Sales o60
bags and $50 bags Bocono The option
closed barely steady e decline Of 10 points for the aay
l240el245 Nay. 124Ool2.46, June. l2409l2.4b, july
l2400l2.4o; August l240912.46; September. l2450
December l2:6OSl265. sales $4,000 bags
COTTON-Spot prices change and business was
backward Sales 484 bales 2 last evening" 3l4 OF which
were for and the balance for export The port
receipts to-day 1872 bales comparing with 1904
bales this day last IT day
September the total port have 4.75nt47
bales against 476s35 bales for the period last
area f0llOWa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-25
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
II the producers to low storage rates
after tho mode proposed the Pennsylvania Legislature
they apparently also secure low prices for their commo
iy Bngsley bill before the lower House was reported
favoraby the committee fixing the storage rate at 10
cents per per charge for ppeage at
10 cents the barrels Of oil above ground (and
of the certificates dealt In at all the oil
exchanges practical contract by which the owner
must pay 40 per barrels day long as his oil
in the custody Of the National Transit Company car
against the oil that is specgated IN as compared WIN ne
The Legislature Pennsylvania cannot yi,iae ex
VSiahtsy action Of emitting SsS storage
II not likely that the pipe lines will do II
Bingsley law there more than one well;
become nomnai-tha is with speculation Killed and great
OF mes National transit certificates viii find
sellers at 90 or even 40 Gents win mo temporay
squeeze those persons who sell little more than they
OF course there strong hope among conservative mem
ssrs al e sG Will Ss and this nuece
D sse U sSs yS S
which ,qpSSd the s Sss spos
moderate size there important questions OF the
Ssp Of a1 d 1s
sros bu, even they are not aggressive such
break the @ 81 me e e o
poaTng Of oil in the afternoon "a 70
a. seI.' IN to s S ents st before cos The late
Gs agse aa an e ns to in
the creation but short interest
The market unsettled and Mixed rhe above bottom
prcea a., 49,, ,..,,... =, ,h. co,
solidated Exchange were as follows:
Opening 81 Lowest 81 81
Sales. barrels 'o"Vv
Refined oil kept firm and the quotations at philadelphia and
Baltimore advanced 10 the basis OF York
6es per gallon Abel test
OIL CITY Penn Feb 2A.-Crude Ol-National Transit
Certificates opened and closed at Gl highest price
65ls; lowest ella sales 1,54O00o barrels charters
eois barrels; clearances 2s7oooo barrels shipments
eO'2S4 barrels. barrels
PITrsBURG. Feb. 24.-Peroleum active and weak Ma
tona Transit Certificates opened at 81 and closed at GIN
highest price, $50 lowest, Ola
TITusvILLR PENN Feb educational Transit Certificates
opened G4 and closed at ella highest price 6os low
est price, 6lie
BRADFORD Penn, Feb. 24.-Crude on-Nationa Transit
Certificates opened 64 and closed at 81 81 highest price,
65 s lowest price clearances, 1,264 900 barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-25

Flour AND 9EAL-FLOUR-A weak feeling stll pre-.
ay 1 %eaiu% %' p 1s s oStansss
RG SS snS Gs e Ssusa M ia
5oss 500 OO. Fiss s. 60 sss 90 and g IS g; Sr
sss. SSs 3d. Sns ssis
EI 81 s q FOR q to %
Good to Choices n. latter for or wS private brand,
ss s. $sss
sss 81 ss
g Scce @S5 Common @" Extra Mnsc,ess
sss 81 ' 8 q, Y sss'aEs e ssss:
90 It Louis Common TO Eur Extra 81 30
Se"ss Ss Ssss nass
NJ eos n dun n.s 81 and
EyE %SefaI. ds%sns Sales 500
= ys Il & afs 81 IS
aggregate to-day WITH Nay delivery stu the principal favor
;.dnS ,I5
broke quickly leaving OF heavy At the bottom K
Per ami the
future
Rot y es2s.e in,ln,ling choice at 90 sosc b N
-. % %''%s si' asiyefsa WIFE,
$50; l. 10 n %arr6 49, ss9 &C. Closing At ssc do April
So eSSs do ca say Sc G, a
sos. aS'. closing 6O'.c: DO August 81 a92c closing
occ5Si % aSa you Closing Il &C. d. O NOveaSeT Closing
a. ~ Vi n DO p Dec 3d. sSPE at and mn
Sui bA AR and
&c per bqsks With sellers
trade SmaSa was '' %
S9;s leading to activity closing heS aSS
eushsl, spot including Unsrade Mixed at as4ee 10
ssc in sicyst sp' io &c devef No
.ss5%.s '9 9s, &c %ssa Ss sSs:
a. 'o'nx a. sSe 30 sns 20 sd no n,n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-25

Mans inhumanty TO women makes countless thousands
would be applicable rendering VI Popes lima
OF the ndnes she has sunere and pains undergone
at the hands of iu ply sicans and qnack Naturally
modest suffers until forced consult ply stefan
gardng female difficulty which she well knows SAP
ping strength All this embarrassment can be avodo4
effected by purchasing Dr. Perces Favorte Pre-
scrpon of druggist and taking directed Price 10
duced O dollar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-25


Tho under wheat in British India 1855 crop 90
$4,000 The tor 1887 crop viii be published
estimate OF yield From the preliminary reports of several
of be s s S OF 1885 mat s w
w not probably fGo@ India from April 70 August
W larger thane that received in the corresponding period
HAY AND sTRAw..ouiet and easy HayoChoce limo
thy Soc No do 7ss; No do, 6Sc.i Clover Mixed tx
G5c.; Short do. 45 G5oc.; ost, 46a55c.
HOPS For Hrstcsss goods values well held owing to
the light stocks values are easy American Hops
Good Is isc; do 1885, Prime Choice i $780,. do Ne
e% to IaiGs TO-
Foreign Bavarans crop Of iss Nh Germans
MoLAssEs-Dull and unchanged supplies are offered
freely the basis of loo. for 500 boiling stock
SS o1 A isSGa second ss cali u aacn
Of emu ars London for the day t25 ton. Lea-s'eay
NAS4t "a dull QUE and only
S ss ,s for @erehaaaC Rosn, dull easy STRAINED
a. ga g =, b. GOD l. i', 90 = 81
Il. s. g. n = 50: ". ., y, S. toss5 So
Ss: l's e'' s.0'nss f''S
t %ssie, cosoandsa teyica: g.. soshiq sSSs;s;
city 42c. Western 4oc.; Lard prime, make % sSc
MsnnadsI crao SOUND md 2sas2hc s4t pressed 2SS
winter "a 7bc bleached winter Soc natural spring 7oe
S lss soasra 5s %n.
winter 80 a 40c. extra bleached. Al U42c
OCEAN FREI0HTS-The movement was moderate one
in ali urectous the feeling was depressed. BERTH
FNGAGEMENTs-To Gutenberg. steam. $4,000 BUSH
Leith, steam, sOO BUSH peas, d ana o0Uu
BUSH 4Ad; London stcam 1900 bush grain, 4kd
from store Barcelona steam 200 bush grain As 2d
glasgow, steam 70 600 bush grain Adj copenhagen steam
s9s grain y H9"sHR saH 5000 Ssaa
hence bark y 600 cases refined private terms saigon
ports from Philadelphia and back bark 900
elue and back at lump sum Tor the round trip and
OIL Is I'D; Buenos Ayres hence brg II oCo cases re-
cua hence ship 10000 cases private terms Continent
...... MISCELLANEOUS CHARTERS ST. Catharine's.
general CARGO Point Petre hence. schooner.
general $S75 Buenos Ayres hence bark lumber 81 30
Montevdeo hence Norwegian brig general cargo From
terra hence ami back schooner, ON private terms.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS temper Is quite strong. but
prices show material change Trading Is moderately act
Sales 800 bbls Mess private terms Mess quoted at
sll 20@sli 90 for One Year Old SIS 20 for New sl b9
sl1 for Family Mess $40 rs ASH 80 for Clear Back and sl3
6$l3 20 for Extra Prime. BEEFMesIs with mt
city Extra india Mess, Sisa$2li Extra Mess bblA
fS50as0; Packet 50 80; Plate, $t.....BEEF HANS
Suic, and rtcpi, Quoted $50 i..-..CUT MEATS
Al. well sustained price, but the movement continues
light saios 40 boxes Bellies. II n average, pc. !:
average Picked Bellies quoted cc. Picked Hams li?v
lie. Pcklci shoulders, 7tc Smoked Hams l2S~I3c.
smoked 5houhiers 7sic. DDLEs- Firm out very
quiet. Long Clear In New York quoted AT o..
OktsskD uO0s-A shade easier and IN moderate demand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-25
New Orleans

Tho features OF days trading the readusment OF
from late months As consequence values
relatively stronger for late months final figures repre-
advance Of no points and 394 points
distant options. Sales. 10000 bales,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-25
A Pitiful sight.

What sadler sight he imagined than that OF noble
man. whom ord III anori 10 stricken down p
prime OF useful life by cousump Thousands
Milling who hight be saved by tho
timely OF Dr. Pierces Golden Medical Discovery
which positive for consumption In its early stageA
II the best Alternative and pectoal IN the world All rug.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-25

Tho highest cash prices wore a, follow -Wheat- So.
s S% &C SsS9So: Sc MydNSa I $50 ...
%sn7 81 ~ SN@ 81 o2 Prime
9S ss@ S S.r sSs " % DRY sA sYfs
lsa S 900 s,p SSa wncii
2sSoo on,h.l Corn 1000 bush, 5ats 10000 Sasn'
aoSoo o S. Iu' %hoat 5000 S. Corn ISooo S%sn
oat% l6l.OOJ 1ushi kye LOO bush' Barley $4,000
ontns Produces EXCHANGE Law tho Butter mako. wa,
10 &c pc, .oLen for iresn-
g 6 Fancy >. s s Quiet Family Sa ea a.
.eeD', cc9o bush sHS%sn, lioSe oSis No
aiIea ''' 50 as0.c RySeNo at Goc''.. PORK easy
La @ nult%s s; gqsst sSSss
Clear - 75 Butter strong P P1mo ,,r 20
hogs weak. Common aud Light - 50Gs6 3j Packing
and Butchers 80 JOgsj So Receipts 35uO head shipments
amwAuKr., Fob. 2L-rOur. steady Wheat weak.
ass s'c H oar, VEN 1St Mite ity" owSp
No O. BE- Barley s!saiy No Provl'i0%'
- oS Nav n TO- Butter nr% Dary iesaae Egg,
saS 0 sss S'i Dol. ' %nos ss6o oasn
1a. S1' sas S5s S%. 2'o OO wheat 1917
PEORIA. Fob Acorn steady High Mlrei st.ssiac;
S o no Mica steady ny S quiet NS at
ar% at 81 too sSmsSI,
Corn 1000 bush oats i6.OUO bush Eye BOO bush
PmILADELrHA. Feb. 2i.-Flour-No Improvement in de
on Western G anS sS saper%o s.
DO 80 81 S = ts e.
Family 30 OHIO eesr 20 90 s !, @
= 90 ~ LOUIS and sSSlhsr %Ss GGar "a q 20 s.
as 90 Minnesota patents fair to choice - 20 Io
SS hour ;'s So Der moo
%s Semsp ss in sfper se M
torDz',c. No Delaware Red do do no. 2 Red for
sss'"5S s'1%s's g @''s9 ss 90
speculation tame local trade demand light No M i1c
n gram depot doe No Yellow u grah a arpSs
HSrl iSss41.%; sf:St5:o rS Ssi.ssR 81
Esloas@ MS': ss.s fe"SsyIyania No. WHITE 5Ss.S;
Ss' ' Witt. February ?''5$; s
%S s!1T o % s qS to oca SSSa
as%%sn 'AIis Soas sSsse 40 Good
a Cry fs%y TO-. - SO sc
aslsoo Pork SIS sle do prime mess ne ~"
rs 90 30 Family 80 30 savL lara an GS
& asd 81 70 steam 2S 4sey EGs
iSs Esss:s
S sSSa Ss%Sqrs ' fsfe%s 40 11 ,'
skins ars,s IL 1o i Sss
SC'e coaocionors siSe PoSdeTod S,SoS Feed
s siear sS wheat IISS %
2l.7Oo yuan. Data l2.2O0 busn
8. aH ~ r ssS 's ns ans % So
y E.trs Fancy $ Patent: . a ssss
- 49,, Wheat active and unsettled No heu sn
II Lc; March Tie nominal; NAV 1SAyooxc o..
1850 1920 Corn dull amt lower NO. Miaou o "a
33A a33.c; March 33A closing 81 nc; NAV
S5sc closing 80 lac asked Oats dull No Mixed Cash
M sc 2ss92s stronger at ote M,
Harley Hay-Prces rm. Prairie ~ oVe % W.
Tnnotny 50 eo0is bo....;. Butter steady Srsamep
flax weak 9ic Bran steady At eOG SoIn orK
nrm at 81 Whiskey 81 49,. Provisions higher. rois
SIS 20. Lard 81 30. Bulk Meats-Loose lots' p Lons
ss. g ~ o s%s: S' % q srs s
Bacon~Long Clear IS 20 short kib: 81 20; Short
Ia Hl II.
a.. s,uts- Flour 5000 bills. WHEAT $4,000 Dush Corn
IUU bush Data 1000 bush kye iooo push: p aS,
Yum hush. Shpuents-FIvur 10000 bills, wheat ioOoo
,sm ,orn IL 900 Ousi Uats 200 Lusni Rye 1000 bush
BarIey 5000 lush
ToLrpo Feb 24-wheat weak Cash s"'.ci Nav
sgt; June ~ du. lower Cash 5Ss May o',
'. Oats du. fash 2J9...,. Clover r.@i nn.L hs'
50 March 81 81 asked Rccelpts-Whoat i,oo, 'u'1
corn .lUuu bns:i. ... bush Glover see 90
,asr snIuu.nts.. Wheat aOUD bnsh Cora $1,000 1ush
Osts ...... busii Clvyerseed UuU baxu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-25

Confidential advice. TO either delicate dis-
Book, 40 cents in stamps. Address Worlds DtspeR
sary Medical Association. 663 Mainst Buffalo. \. V
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sTOCKA

SALES n r THE CONSOLIDA TED STOCK AND PEIRO-
LEUM EYCHAHGE
STOCKA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-25

the "a 23S 900 bushels from India from April
August 81 1856 81 cent 3OSSS62 bushels went 10
Continent ! l499sO bushels the United ngom.
The Continental requirements larger THIS than last
The quantity passage from India for Europe
February ;, 1887: 49,.
Feb g 1897. Feb. 8. 1856.
Via Cape Via Canal Total Total bush.
To United Kingdom. 66i 700 lij6O00 220O00 227G0OO
To ContinentEuropo. 10000 100000 456OOO lOoSO0O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-25
fuinter Resorts.
CLEN SUMMIT HOTEL,

delightful mountain Winter resort on the line Of the
,ehgh Valley Railroad NewYork ami Philadelphia
1000 elevation magnificent scenery Excursion tickets
New.York TO Glen summit aud return $40 at 80
broadway, N Y beautiful spring resort For tern.
etc. address a., ,,.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-25

The exports from thence for week ended February H.
3O0OuO bushels Tie from thence for week ended
February 10 $4,000 bushels 100000 bushels in the
two weeks Of which only 100000 bushels went to the United
Kingdom
The distribution OF the exports from January to February
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-25

GLOVES Bon Marche and Louvre Gloves
N bes cheapest and durable Eiove~ JAnnk ~ IL
porter ksas 81 West letsts bsI eh asd "a svee
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-20
Chicago Grain and Produce Market.
CHICAGO. March 70. 1887.

Reported by c. T. Redford & Co., GraiD
Merchants No. South Twelfth